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Isoko North PDP congratulates Oborevwori on Supreme Court victory

Isoko North PDP congratulates Oborevwori on Supreme Court victory

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..Passes confidence vote on Ogor, Ukodhiko, Odior

 

 

By: Emmanuel Abi Couson

 

 

 

 

The Leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP, Saturday, celebrated the victory of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State at the Supreme Court.

The party also passed a vote of confidence on the leadership of Former Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Leo Ogor, the representation of member representing Isoko Federal Constituency, Hon. Jonathan Ukodhiko and member representing Isoko North State Constituency, Hon. Bernard Odior.

Speaking at a meeting held at the Ozoro Country home of the former Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Leo Ogor, the former lawmaker thanked God for the victory of the Governor and the party.

He said it was a thing of joy for the Governor to win all his court cases and thanked party faithful and leaders for supporting the party’s victory.

Ogor urged party faithful and Deltans to continue supporting the MORE Agenda of Governor Oborevwori aimed at advancing Delta.

Motion for the vote of confidence was moved by State Legal Adviser of the PDP, Chief Isaac Atikueke and seconded by Hon. Joseph Otheremu.

While thanking Hon. Ukodhiko for his quality representation, the party urged him to emulate the impactful and leadership strides made by his predecessor, Rt. Hon. Leo Ogor.

In a related development, the member representing Isoko North State Constituency, Hon. Bernard Odior at the meeting appreciated leaders and party faithful for supporting his election into the State House of Assembly.

Hon. Odior who was State Legal Adviser of the party in the state paid glowing tribute to the leaders and party faithful for making his election victory possible.

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